Need TB ControlWork In CountyEight Patients Cared For in Sanatoriums; Report Three New Casesaxracfcra»Wicu T* b vfilPcwi23NRusk eountv had eieht natient* cared for in Wisconsin tuberculosis |' sanatoriums last year and three new V reported cases of the disease, the \ Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association announced in releasing its annual statistical chart on tuberculosis in Wisconsin.“These relatively low numbers to not mean, however, that the disease is under control,” the WATA points out. “It is probable that Rusk county, like other counties, has unknown cases of the disease which unless discovered and treated promptly, may infect other persons in the community.“A year-round campaign is necessary to find early cases, get them under sanatorium care, and help them to retrain for a self-supporting job after discharge.”The annual Christmas Seal Sale of the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association is being carried on during December to finance its tuberculosis control program, including Case-finding clinics, medical social service, rehabilitation, health education and r1 medical research.b tt*InP*FiinscthinIrtii81t»